No, the age limit of 18 to 50 years is a fixed criterion, and there are no provisions for exemptions or extensions under special circumstances.

A fisherwoman self-help group can apply directly if it is registered under the District Rural Development Agency or Puducherry Urban Development Agency fold.

The scheme focuses on maintaining hygiene and offering competitive prices to the public through the sale of fresh and processed fish by the beneficiaries.

No, individuals must fall within the specified age range of 18 to 50 to be eligible for the subsidy scheme.

The Joint Director of Fisheries, along with regional officials and concerned banks, is responsible for withdrawing funds from the beneficiary's account for creating the mobile sea food van asset.

Applicants are required to provide certificates of training on fish product preparation as part of the documentation.

The scheme addresses this by providing mobile sea food vans to fisherwomen, enabling them to sell fresh and processed fish in areas not served by regular markets.

No, the subsidy is specifically intended for covering 75% of the cost of the mobile sea food van and associated equipment.

The field enquiry is a crucial step conducted by the Department to shortlist applicants. It is part of the selection process to ensure the eligibility of candidates.

No, the Fisherwomen Co-operative Society must be registered in the Union territory of Puducherry to be eligible.

The subsidy amount is released to the bank once the letter of intent for the loan is received. The Department plays a crucial role in offsetting the loan amount of the beneficiary.

The Departmental Selection Committee, with officials from different regions, shortlists applicants based on field enquiries before forwarding applications to the nationalized bank.